They're digging deep into their pockets for these 10 iPhone apps
The iOS App Store has over 1,200,000 apps that can be installed on iPhones, iPads, and Macs. The average iTunes app costs anywhere from $0.99 to $4.99. To make sure app developers don't flood the app store with million-dollar apps, Apple has set a price cap for apps at $999.99. Of course, most apps don't cost that much. However, there are a few apps that are very close to the price.
The majority of the most expensive applications are those created for a specialized industry. They are created together with various software programs for various professionals.
See the 10 most expensive apps available in the App Store.
10. iDIA – Diagnostic Imaging Atlas, Small Animal – $399.99.
It contains all the information a veterinarian needs to diagnose your pet's illnesses. It transfers all the material from its books to the iPad.
9. The Alchemist SMS – $449.99.
It is a tool (Scrap Management System) for metal recycling professionals. By using it, they achieve cost reduction and improved material management.
8. DDS GP Yes! – $499.99.
It is aimed at dentists and illustrates all dental procedures in detail and graphically so that they can be presented to the patient in the best possible way. However, the pain is not reduced.
7. QSFFStats – $999.99.
Application for monitoring and recording matches, scores and statistics of Flag Football, a "softer" version of American football without helmets and protective gear, which is usually played by teenagers.
6. BarMax CA – $999.99.
Created by Harvard Law School graduates, it is the best digital tool for young lawyers who want to get licensed to practice law in the U.S. The app claims that 73% of its users pass the exam (the overall pass rate is 51%).
5. MobiGage NDI – $999.99.
A tool for engineers who want to measure and inspect components and structures. It replaces all measuring tools and automates time-consuming inspections.
4. Alpha-Trader – $999.99.
Everything your stockbroker would do and more. It claims to be the ultimate investor's tool. With real-time prices of stock exchanges, derivatives, mutual funds and other products from around the world, with portfolio monitoring , risk indicators, price alerts, etc
3. Agro – $999.99.
Agronomists in the US are responsible for, among other things, compliance, environmental impact monitoring, and certification. The app allows them to record their clients' information, conduct inspections, and take all required actions.
2. CyberTuner – $999.99.
A tool for professional musicians to tune their piano that is advertised as the most accurate and easiest to use. It doesn't have a single review in the European App Store, but it has five stars in the American one.
1. VIP Black – $999.99.
It is advertised as “The millionaire’s app,” likely due to its steep price tag. After downloading, the user must officially register for the iVIP service, which provides exclusive services at partner businesses (from hotels to private jets) as well as a high-level concierge. Registration must include proof that the prospective member has assets or income of more than $1 million.
Source: newmoney.gr
